Alright....how the hell do you write to a port???

  This is what I did...

portb equ 0x06
rb0   equ 0x00

      list p=16c84

start
      movlw 0x01
      movwf portb
      goto start

This is the simplest program. i think. :p

All it's suppose to do is raise the voltage
a pin 0 of portb to 4.5V at -3.0mA...right???

   Someone told me I had to use TRIS op-code,
but the data book from Microchip says:

"Note: To maintain upward compatibility with
       future PIC16CXX products, do not use
       this instruction."

So, I figured I'd just write to the portB
    register and since I'm sending "00000001"
    the RB0/INT bit would get a "one". Meaning
    go high and put out 4.5V at -3.0mA.

        Is there something wrong with my
    logic or did I miss something again?????

                   Dazed and CoNfuSeD..ededed

                        Simon